The smart final cleaning step
Help freshly cleaned carpet and upholstery resist spills, soil, and everyday wear with a Green Certified protector applied to suitable fibers.
Personally handled by TonyA better cleaning experience
Protection works best as the final step of a complete professional cleaning. Once soil and residue have been removed, Tony can evenly apply a Green Certified protector to suitable carpet or fabric so future spills and dry soil are easier to manage.
Protector is not a stain-proof coating. It creates a useful window of time for blotting spills, helps dry soil release more readily during vacuuming and future cleaning, and can reduce the speed at which high-use areas look soiled. Tony evaluates the fiber and fabric before recommending it.
What is included
How it works
Protector is applied after a complete cleaning so it bonds to clean, suitable fibers instead of sealing in soil or residue.
Tony applies the Green Certified protector evenly, with the amount and method adjusted for the carpet or upholstery.
The protected surface is allowed to dry and cure, and Tony explains when it can be used and how to respond to future spills.
A clean surface gives protector the best opportunity to bond evenly to suitable fibers. Applying it over soil or detergent residue would reduce the benefit.
Tony uses a carpet and fabric protector sold as Green Certified. This is distinct from his non-toxic orange enzyme-based cleaning spray; the cleaner and the protector serve different purposes in the process.
No. It helps resist spills and soil and gives you more time to blot many accidents, but it does not make fibers stain-proof or eliminate the need for prompt care and regular cleaning.
No. Tony checks fiber content, construction, color stability, condition, and manufacturer guidance before recommending protection.
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